'Columbia Star' Blackberry Plant

'Columbia Star' Blackberry PlantFew things are more annoying (or painful) than ripping your hands and arms to shreds whilst trying to harvest your homegrown blackberries that's where 'Columbia Star' comes into its own! A completely thornless variety, this plant produces chunky ovoid blackberries (weighing up to 7g each) with excellent flavour and sweetness As a trailing variety, this blackberry plant will benefit greatly from support (a horizontal wire trellis works perfectly) Cane

perfect for salads as well as cooked dishes

Shallow root systems and with requirements of shelter from spring winds

balcony or decking

A bush type which has been bred to produce fruits of approximately three quarters the size of standard marrows

Grows to just 3m tall (smaller if pruned) so it's great for small gardens and is happy in a large container

A fast growing and vigorous climber

Slender leaves are pink

Alocasia Macrorrhiza Stingray

perhaps unsurprisingly given the name

Prunus 'Kursar' makes a stunning feature tree and its beautiful shape and impressive autumn colours will delight the eye

these easy to grow plants produce blooms on tall stems in a wide range of bright

but it is easy to grown and quite delicious